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### Lesson Plan for Literacy: Reading and Identifying Letters Aa-Zz **Grade Level:** Nursery 1 **Subject:** Literacy **Duration:** 30-40 minutes **Topic:** Reading and Identifying Letters Aa-Zz --- #### Objectives: 1. **Cognitive Objective:** Students will be able to recognize and name each letter of the alphabet (Aa-Zz). 2. **Psychomotor Objective:** Students will point to and trace each letter of the alphabet. 3. **Affective Objective:** Students will show enthusiasm while engaging in interactive alphabet activities. --- #### Materials Needed: - Alphabet flashcards (Aa-Zz) - Alphabet chart - Whiteboard and markers - Letter tracing worksheets - Alphabet song (audio) - Props for letter games (like a ball) - Crayons and markers --- #### Procedures: **1. Introduction (5 minutes):** - **Greetings and Warm-up:** Welcome the students and engage them with a friendly greeting. - **Objective Overview:** Tell students that they will be learning each letter of the alphabet today. **2. Direct Instruction (10 minutes):** - **Alphabet Chart:** Display the alphabet chart. Point to each letter one by one and say the letter name aloud. Ask the students to repeat after you. - **Alphabet Song:** Play the alphabet song and encourage students to sing along, pointing to each letter as it is sung. **3. Guided Practice (10 minutes):** - **Flashcards:** Show alphabet flashcards one at a time. Ask the students to say the letter name aloud. - **Letter Tracing:** Distribute the letter tracing worksheets. Demonstrate on the whiteboard how to trace a few letters, then let the students practice on their own. **4. Interactive Activity (10 minutes):** - **Letter Hunt:** Spread letter flashcards around the room. Call out specific letters and ask students to find and bring them to you. This can be turned into a game by using a small ball. Call out a letter, and the student who catches the ball must run and find the corresponding letter card. - **Letter Identification:** Use props (e.g., a large foam letter, a toy) and hold it up. Ask students to identify the letter and name a thing that starts with that letter (like 'A' for apple). **5. Independent Practice (5 minutes):** - **Coloring Activity:** Provide a sheet with letters Aa-Zz and encourage students to color each letter. **6. Closing (5 minutes):** - **Review:** Quickly go over a few letters again, asking students to identify them. - **Praise and Encouragement:** Praise the students for their efforts and encourage them for their participation. - **Preview of Next Lesson:** Briefly mention what will be covered in the next lesson (e.g., specific letter sounds). --- #### Assessment: - **Observation:** Monitor students during activities to ensure they can correctly identify and name the letters. - **Participation:** Evaluate student participation in interactive activities. - **Worksheets:** Check the letter tracing worksheets to assess student understanding and ability to trace letters correctly. --- #### Differentiation: - **Advanced Learners:** Offer additional challenges like identifying words that start with specific letters or writing simple words. - **Struggling Learners:** Provide one-on-one assistance, repeat the alphabet song, and offer extra practice with tracing letters and flashcards. --- #### Homework/Extension: - Encourage parents to sing the alphabet song with their children at home. - Provide a take-home worksheet for additional letter tracing practice. notes: Ensure all activities are conducted in a supportive and encouraging environment to foster a love for learning. --- Remember to assess the students in future lessons to reinforce letter recognition and build upon their literacy skills.


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